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Should I use Bootstrap?

I'm going to start a very large foreground assembly project and possibly reuse the same grid for many sites. The internal developers on my team are raving and raving about Bootstrap and how we should use it.

I started using it, and it is very good, but our grid has become more complex than Bootstrap. So I drilled LESS files and added some of my own rules and modified the sensitive grid. I may also need to modify and add media queries there.

So my question is: given that I need to modify and configure Bootstrap a bit, would it be best practice to do this or create a grid / framework from scratch?

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I would suggest that you use bootstrap and apply the settings to suit your needs. In our case, we provide a couple of additional free files and @import in bootstrap.less. We use one for variables imported directly under the .less variables and one for classes imported to the end of the boostrap.less list. This way you guarantee that you can override both variables and classes and include your own, while at the same time you remain compatible with future bootstrap updates.

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first check how many things you need to build on twitter bootstrap to match it with your framework. I think twitter bootstrap comes with responsive grids, so you don't have to work with a lot of materials. + Less to customize the way you want. check out http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/less.html

if not. the functionality is thinking too much in terms of the project budget, and in the future, how twitter bootstrap might be useful. he will answer everything I think :)

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Look with jqgrid http://www.trirand.com/blog/jqgrid/jqgrid.html , it can be configured to a large extent .. with a little change we can integrate this with BootStrap

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/920107/

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